00:00The question is, did this baby puffin need to be rescued?
00:08So imagine this. You're on vacation in Iceland.
00:10It's about midnight, and you see an animal you're not used to wandering the streets.
00:14Oh my god.
00:16We had been out walking for about an hour when we spotted the little puffin.
00:21Oh my god, you guys, we found a baby puffin.
00:24Tough to know what to do, or if you're even supposed to do anything at all.
00:28There is a puffin.
00:29It's a baby puffin.
00:30But what April and Brian learned on their trip is that pufflings, that is, baby puffins,
00:34What do we do?
00:35I don't know.
00:37who leave their burrows can often get a bit confused by our human town lights
00:41and head inland instead of toward the ocean.
00:44So that's why residents and visitors actually go out looking for stranded pufflings.
00:49It was literally right on the street.
00:52So they can help release them back to the sea.
00:55And that brings us to how they found Ornn.
00:57As rescuers themselves, April and Brian were more than happy to chip in.
01:03This may be the best thing we've ever done in our lives.
01:07We carried him down to the rescue center, but they were closed, and the sign said, come back the next
01:13morning.
01:13He just looked at us like, okay, people, what are you going to do now?
01:18So, equipped with gloves and years of rescue experience, all they needed was a box.
01:24This is now what I just want to spend my life doing is searching for puffins.
01:28They got him safely off the street and kept him overnight until the rescue center opened up in the morning.
01:36So, in this cabinet, there's a bowl and a scale.
01:40That's where Ornn was weighed and cleared for release.
01:45He was big enough to release, so we took him up to the cliffs where we were the previous day.
01:51There were puffins flying everywhere.
02:03We're just surrounded by puffins right now.
02:10Do you see where you are?
02:13Do you see where you are?
02:15He seemed to know, like, this is home.
02:18Then came the part April was a little less prepared for.
02:30He's doing it!
02:32He did it!
02:33He did it!
02:34He did it!
02:36It was the most nerve-wracking and amazing thing all at the same time.
02:44She's so happy!
02:47Are you so happy?
02:49It was overwhelming.
02:50I completely lost it.
02:54We flew seven hours to the island to save a puppet.
02:57This is the highlight of our trip.
02:59And we fly home today.
03:01Oh my gosh!
03:03We couldn't have asked for a better first flight.
03:05Okay.
03:06That was, like, the most emotional thing in the whole world.
03:11That was so worth it.
03:13That was absolutely amazing.
03:16And we could see him actually land with a bunch of other little baby puffins.
03:24Sometimes...
03:24You know...
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